It sounds like LeSean McCoy’s ankle injury will be severe enough to keep him out of the team’s season finale. At least McCoy seemed to think so after Philly’s win on Saturday. It appears McCoy won’t be able to challenge the Eagles’ franchise mark for rushing yards held by Wilbert Montgomery. “Montgomery, he’s probably smiling…
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December 24, 2011
Eagles star RB LeSean McCoy left Saturday night's game early in the fourth quarter with an apparent ankle injury. McCoy was seen in pain as his left ankle was worked on on the Eagles sideline, before being carted off to the locker room to have x-rays taken. Back up RB Ronnie Brown came in for McCoy, but the Eagles mostly stuck with the pass. McCoy returned to the game for the...
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December 26, 2011
Eagles RB LeSean McCoy could miss the Week 17 game against Washington, reports NFL.com on Monday. McCoy went to the locker room between the third and fourth quarter on Saturday in the Week 16 game after he sustained a left ankle injury. He got looked at on the sideline before heading to the back on a cart. X-rays came back negative as he returned to the field. Reports are saying...
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December 28, 2011
The Philadelphia Eagles 2011 season is all but in the books with just one final game between the Eagles and the Washington Redskins this Sunday, a game where head coach Andy Reid will play his starters. However three Philadelphia Birds will fly to Hawaii to participate in this year’s Pro Bowl, (RB) LeSean McCoy, (DE) Jason Babin and (LT) Jason Peters.
There is no questioning McCoy’s...
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December 28, 2011
When LeSean McCoy heard about being selected to his first Pro-Bowl, he joked that the first thing he did was call Joe Banner.
While he was just kidding, the amount of money Banner and the Eagles will likely have to shell out to McCoy is very serious.
McCoy said today that he wanted to remain a member of the Eagles for the rest of career, something the fans likely want to see as well...
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December 26, 2011
Philadelphia Eagles coach Andy Reid said he expects star running back LeSean McCoy to be available for Sunday's season finale against the Washington Redskins.
McCoy left Saturday's game against the Dallas Cowboys swith an ankle injury but returned in the fourth quarter.
He was limited to 35 yards rushing on 13 carries and failed to score for only the second time this season...
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December 27, 2011
The Dream Team won't be heading to the Super Bowl, but a few members will be going to the Pro Bowl.
LeSean McCoy, Jason Babin and Jason Peters were all named to the Pro-Bowl today.
Unlike other years where certain members of the team have been left off, no one other then those 3 were expected to make the team. It was be McCoy's first Pro-Bowl appearence, Babins 2nd in a row...
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December 27, 2011
Three Philadelphia Eagles earned spots on the NFC roster of the 2011 Pro Bowl and they weren’t surprises. The three Eagles are ;running back LeSean McCoy who is leading the league in touchdowns with (20) and rushing touchdowns (17); defensive end, Jason Babin who ranks second in the NFL with a career high 18 sacks [...]
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December 26, 2011
Although Eagles running back LeSean McCoy hinted after Saturday’s game that he’ll sit out the season finale, Eagles coach Andy Reid says otherwise. According to the team’s web site, Reid said McCoy and the rest of the starters will play in the season finale Sunday against the Redskins. “We’re in this thing to play the…
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December 27, 2011
Eagles running back LeSean McCoy, tackle Jason Peters and defensive end Jason Babin were voted into the Pro Bowl, the team announced this evening. The full rosters were announced by the NFL on its Network at 7 p.m. All three Eagles will start at their respective positions. Defensive tackle Cullen Jenkins was selected as a first alternate. Cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha is a second alternate...
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December 28, 2011
Congratulations to Eagles first team Pro Bowlers LeSean McCoy, Jason Babin, and Jason Peters. All are having exceptional seasons, Shady in particular.(Honorable mentions to alternates Cullen Jenkins and Nnamdi Asomugha, although I'm pretty sure Nnamdi got the bid on name recognition alone, since he hasn't exactly had a dominant season.) Finally, I have to give another shout...
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